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So who played in 2011?
A huge thank you to all the artists who battled against the elements to perform so professionally on June 18th. The feedback we've received has been was fantastic, so from everyone involved with the festival and all the brave festival goers A HUGE AMF THANK YOU!
Dodgy
Over Dodgy’s six-year rise to fame they released three albums and had 12 Top 40 singles, including their biggest and best known single ‘Good Enough’. Their popularity in 1996 was such that they played an unprecedented 90-minute, Saturday evening set on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury Festival. In 2011 Dodgy are back in the recording studio and making a few rare appearances at small festivals around the country.
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Capital X
Female duo Capital X, described as sounding "like the Bladerunner soundtrack top speed", are an electro-rock-n-roll synth machine hailing from Winchester. Band members Julz Baldwin & Ruby Churchill met in 2005. Capital X have shared a stage with acts such as Gary Numan and Robots In Disguise. The electro ladies are so excited to be given the opportunity to play at the AMF, that there's no doubt they plan to make their performance on June 18th one to remember.
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North Drive
North Drive is a Band from Winchester playing Bluegrass - influenced by Roots and Folk Music. Two of its members are writing original material, and this material is mixed with covers to provide an interesting and different approach. Arrangements are mostly original, and with the vocal harmonies provide an exciting sound; All four band members sing.
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‘til Dusk
After months of rehearsing, a wayward band from southern England became known as 'til Dusk, after they began to notice their increasingly nocturnal ways. Drawing inspiration from artists throughout rock history, as well as from the legends of folk and country, 'til Dusk aim to create songs that blend vintage and modern sounds. The band are not afraid to bend genres to their will, and refuse to put a cap on what can and can't be done. This year has seen them build up a strong southern support, and they are now ready to take the show further afield.
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Reactor 1
Reactor 1 tracks have been compared by our fans to the anthem like stadium fillers of U2, the Who, Stone Roses, Oasis and Ride. Rapture Ready and Suzie Wrong fill the dance floor, and then there is the uplifting Good Day and Freedom to be. All songs have been written by Rob Green, John Seymour and Trevor Broad, the talented guitarists, and are spirited original recordings, influenced by everday events. Each gig contains and eclectic mix of the Reactor 1 back catalogue, new songs and an occasional cover version from the likes of Oasis, Blur and the Sex Pistols.
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